The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, November 17, 1919, Page 12

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G Minn, Are These ‘Worthless,” Too, Mr. Léngerp .More Checks Sent by North Dakota Farmers to League to "Rebuke Traitor Officials ORE letters from farm- ers, backing up the $16 checks that Bill Langer attacked as worthless se- curity, are pouring in upon the League office at Here are the letters which Fargo. accompany the checks to take up their paper which they gave to the League as their promise to pay: FILLMORE, N. D.—Inclosed find draft for $16 to redeem my post-dated check drawn on the First State bank, Fillmore. Please return check to me. Here is wishing that-the League will live to be as old as Methusalem and then some.—~OLAF KAUPANG. HANKINSON, .. N. D.—Inclosed please find check for $16 in payment of my post-dated check which—you hold. Cancel and return to me. The opposition will have to adopt some new trick in order to wreck the League.—WILLIAM WURL. DAGLUM, N. D.—Inclosed find United States money order in the amount of $16 to redeem my post- dated check drawn on the First State bank, South Heart, N. D. Please re-, turn check. Yours for the best of success.—PEDER ROMME. WHEELOCK, N. D.— Remember when the fight is hardest that you got over 50,000 farmers that will back you for all we can. ——CHRIS GRAN- FUR. Wild Oais Separated from Tame Oats- GUARANTEED You Can’t Afford to Continue sowing wild oats with your tame oats. The longer you ignore them the stronger they will grow—and the greater the loss you will have to. shoulder year after year. You are wasting seed grain, good land and valuable time when you sow wild oats. Why " not stop it right now? It’s easily done with the HOILAND WILD OATS SEPARATOR S Just run all your seed grain through the Hoiland and see Albert Hoilana - the wild oats come out at the wrong end—absolutely divorced. The Hoiland Wild Oats Separator is the only machine that is guaranteed to take 99 4-b per cent of the wild oats out of your grain—or your money back. It works upon the right principle, which is based on the fact that nature has provided all wild oats with whiskers. These whiskers catch on the canton flannel lining of the eyline der and the wild oats are thus carried away from the seed. : STOP THAT LOSS—--ORDER NOW 2 Save yourself some money by getting a Hoiland at once. Fill in the / coupon and mail it today. You have our guarantee— and there are hundreds more of such letters as are printed here. . | MAIL THIS COUPON NOW Albert Hoiland, President. Hoiland Manufacturing Co., 100 Hoiland Bldg., Farzo. N. D, Dear Sir: Dnclosed find § for which ship me at once a Hoiland Wild Oats Separator. If no money enclosed, send me your descriptive folder. been using the Hoiland _ Wild Oats Separator for the last eight years and it 4 satisfac- & every way. don’t think there is a machine on Name.......................'...................’,. Town.,. $90000000000000000000000000000 000000000000 eooBu B Duvveernnenune . Méntion the Leader When -Writing Advertisers Read These Letters “I will say that I have never seen a mill that will separate wild ~oats . from tame oats like the Hoiland ‘Wild Oats Separator. I do. not understand why there are not more farmers using it. I do not see that any man can go wrong by investing in one of these separators. - It comes nearer doing the work than any separntm: put ou .“I got a Hoiland Wild Oats Separator last spring, and have had good success with it. I like it just fine, It takes the wild oats out of tame oats and all other kinds of grain. I think it is a good invest- ment for a farmer to make.” "Price for large machine like this one, $57.00 net. . PAGE TWELVE | R " at a premium within the state. GLEN ULLIN, N. D.—I am sorry I will not be able to attend the meet- ing at Fargo, as I sure would like to, but we have had such short crops up here the last two years that money is not plentiful. I will inclose my check for $16, as I gave a post-dated check for my dues and as such is not good paper nowadays I will send another and you have the Fargo office return my other check when they get to it. Wishing you success for the stand you aretaking and the hard roads you are 0. McGRATH. DRAKE, N. D.—I take reéal pleasure in remitting my check for $16 to take up my post-dated check for member- ship till December, 1920, in compliance with the call issued by the North Da- kota Leader. I am sure the response from the League farmers—east and _west—north and. south — will be prompt and generous —WILLIAM S. KELLAR. REEDER, N. D.—Please find in- closed $16 check to redeém post-dated check given 6-14-1919, for member- ship dues in the Nonpartisan league till January 1, 1921. Yours for success, F. E. ERLANDSON. P. S. Though no crop to speak of - . given to travel, I am yours very truly, for years, people here will come for- ' ward to the call when right and jus- tice are at stake. MINOT, N. D.—Find my draft to pay for my dues in the Nonpartisan league. Kindly return my post-dated check. Hope all the boys will make their post-dated checks good to get even with' that bunch of traitors. We'll stick.—S. M. LINDGREN. ; BOWMAN, N. D.—Inclosed find $16 for my dues to the League. Please see -that this check reaches proper au- thorities for the cancellation of my note, and have receipt sent to me.— ALFRED NICKLASON. DUNN CENTER, N. D.—I see by the North Dakota Leader that I can send the money to you to pay my post- dated check to the Nonpartisan league. It was given June 25, 1919, to O. G. Smith, organizer, drawn on the Farm- ers’ bank of Dunn Center. Please send the check to me. It is very hard to spare this money this year, but I feel I must stand by the League in this trying time.—D. N. CROW. NORTH DAKOTA BANK BONDS New York bond houses which had contracted to sell $3,000,000 of Bank of North Dakota bonds have declined to handle the bonds. Attorneys for the bond houses, to. whom the question of the legality. of the bonds was submit- ted, declined to rule on this question, advising the bond houses to refuse to handle the securities simply because the bonds had been attacked in the courts, though every court decision thus far has been favorable.’ North Dakota officials at Bismarck declared the refusal of the bond houses to handle the bonds will not be allowed to interfere with the North Dakota program. Some $300,000 of the bank bonds already have been fl?llld e city of Grand Forks has offered to buy $1,000,000 of the mill and elevator bonds. Now that the period of crop market- ing has been completed there is plenty of money within the state to handle: the farm mortgages of the Bank.of North Dakota. -If it is considered ad- "visable, the -state of North Dakota may undertake to sell bonds direct to eastern investors, instead of handling them through the bond houses. = '